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Aleks is Star for the Tigers

LEAMINGTON 1 WORKSOP TOWN 2
By Paul Edwards

VISITORS Worksop bounced back from two successive league defeats to leave Leamington floundering at the foot of the table as they fell to their sixth home defeat of the campaign.
Craig Parry named three loanee debutants in his side; one of whom, striker Miracle Okafor, was forced off injured inside the opening ten minutes, but they did not allow this setback to disrupt a bright start, and Okafor’s replacement Jordan Burrow was involved as Worksop took a 22nd-minute lead, heading Deegan Atherton’s pull back across goal for Vaug...

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